Hdmi Control Ps4

This is the best gimbal around for the price. It works great with a PS4 controller for wireless control.

Grandchildren have multiple devices just paid 85.00 in repair cost of PS4 HDMI connection, Needed to protect other devices and save my money. Found this device online and it works great.

Perfect; used this for my PS4 Pro and it’s been next level

Great price for PS4/PS5 storage.

Works great. Easy setup. Sounds good. Using HDMI ARC so I can control it with my TV remote.

Woburn III is excellent and has quality sound. The app lets you control the sound and the HDMI feature is an added advantage that can be used as a home theater when connected to your Television.

Pros: Great Image/Easy KVM control/Multiple HDMI DP USB-c inputs available Cons: Out of Stock. No Speakers

It is interesting how some small features can be very useful, the thing that I really love about this Roku: 1. Its control also controls TV's volume and power off/on. So, you do not need the TV control most of the time. 2. Its control uses Bluetooth (or WiFi) instead of infrared, so you do not need to point the control when using the control. 3. The control is very responsive, for instance to control the video playback, or apps. 4. The apps open faster than my previous Roku. 4. It supports 4K effectively. I use Plex often, and even for videos that are 480p or 720p, it enlarges them to 4k, and their picture looks better than my previous Roku's 1080p. 5. It does not need a HDMI cable and nicely gets concealed in the back of TV. I have a Sceptre TV that is clearly not great brand, but it still works fine with its HDMI ports and using USB port is enough to power it. I have not used the search capability, and I doubt I would, but that might get useful for some people as well.

This system sounds great and delivers on the ability to rumble without distortion. I've used both the Polk 2.1 and Vizio 5.1 soundbar setups w/ sub and it doesn't come close. Purchased to act as primary home theater sound systems (despite being intended for a PC) Minimum Requirements were: 1. 5.1 Surround or better 2. Powered Sub (that will rumble like a movie theater) 3. Wall Mountable Speakers 4. Mid-Range Sound Quality (not an audiophile) 5. Cannot fit standard component receiver/amp 6. Sub $500 all-in 7. HDMI-ARC and/or S/PDIF Cons (not surprises): - Z906 does not support HDMI ARC, volume control from a TV through S/PDIF Optical or Coax doesn't work, but I expected that. - The sub houses the amp and all wires converge at the powered subwoofer - The control box must be within 5 or 6 feet (2.5-3M) of the subwoofer limiting its placement. - No bluetooth, but options available to add capability for less than $20 (or get a Chromecast) - 5.1 Volume control limited to Master, Subwoofer, Rear (both), Center. Cannot independently adjust front or rear balance. What I purchased in addition to this system: - Universal remote (Using w/ TCL Roku TV, don't want 2 remotes) - 100' 18/2 Speaker wire for rear speakers (included wasn't enough for me) - Rocketfish Tilting Speaker Mounts (5 Piece)

We use several of these to take output from 4k video cameras using the HDMI output into this Blackmagic converter to SDI to input into the video control board.